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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-30
rocK CALL BOARD.
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
easy and closed quiet; middliDg, Sic.
Gales, 1900 bales, including - last
evening, Of which lic0 TO exporters and
200 10 spinner; receipts, 1892 bslesi
shipments, 25l2 balee; stock on hand,
sl,l07 bales; receipts to date, 81, 74S
bales; shipments 10 date, 20. $50 bales.
EIcHANaE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 6Ic; good ordinary, ITO;
low mlddling, sac; middliDg, Sic; good
middlins, SIC; middlins lair, sic; iAlr,
nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September lat, 4539; burnt,
-; home consumption 10 date. -;
stock running account, 81, 10Y. Imports
M. 4 O. r. r., 200; NJ. 4 T. X. r.,
26s; L. & N. X. r., 3e7; NJ. a L. r.
r., 60; g., o. & 4. W. X. r., 234
l., N. o A I. X. r, rs; X. q,
4. & NJ. r. r., 242; NJ, 4. & b. r
r., 1885; steamers. g3i; wagons, 200
Exports--M. K q. X X, 67s; NJ. 4 r
II r, 20; L. an. r. r, S65; NJ. a
l.. X. X. r., 1856; l. N. D. & r.R X
Sc; steamers fouth, 10.
SKw YORK.
Spots opened quiet ard closes
easy; middlirg, 8 9l6c. Sales, 7o'
bsles. Quotations we're On folio va
Ordinary, Q 10 i8c; good ordinary. SIC
low middins,9 3'l6c; middling 9 .l6c
good middling, 0l5; middiing fair
10 b.l0s; fair, 10 lb.l69.
Futures openOd quiet and close,
g,eady, as follows: september, o iOCd
a4i; October, 9,22 40 %; November
s18G9l7; ID .ceDbcf, 9.i5C99 rs Jan
uary, 9.2l6 %; Fcbrna'y, $4,000 80
March, o 500. 3S; A1rll. 9.46; May
9.b3@9.5 "a June, 90l@9 o.; July, 8. O.
d,9 ~. saleJ, 6S,l0O bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The sro, market opened easy an,
closed s'eady; middiiag, 8 10 10:
sslea, 5000 taeB. Qu9lations wore q
follow: Ord narY, etc; good Ordinary
liz; low middling, SIC; middlinp
1876; good mlddling, &c.
Futufo, opsnsd qulot and steady an
clo,ed ouiet aid steady, a. followo
september, nominal: October, s e2G
s8s; November, S6l9S 49, Decen
ber. s.e5CSs60; January, 8.749S.76
February, ssl9s.SS; March, S,sSC
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Wool - Bury grease wool, IN.
waehed, l3@lsc; clear grease wool
23926c; bury washed, 2S@SOc; tub
washed, 33@38o.
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RIyE,s AND WEATHER.

0vYcs siasIL Bslvfos, y. B. AL
hssrMs, September ~, Pen,
The following observations are taken
At all stations named at 75' meridian time.
which Ia one hour later than Memphis n me-
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Mensy very firm and in active de-
mand, OF per cent. The Clearing
House re port IL a. follows:
OLEhRINo9.
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No. I, 7tc; No. q 5Ac; green, 6(asc.
Sheep skins l6c@sl. Bseswax, zoo.
Tallow, Il SIC.
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TOBACCO AND NNurH

PowDER-Kege, IS; hall kegs, 50 rs
quarter kegs, ST. SO.
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PETROlEU M,

Coal 0L-Phme white, wholesale
lots, l0c per gallor.
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GROCERIES,.

suaAR-Cofee, 6tC98ic; yellow clsr.
i6ed, 70: seconds, 6C96lc; refined A,
6i96io; ganulsted, 1901 powdered,
71c; cut losf, 7ic. firm.
RIcR-Louiaians, 6(S6;; Carolina,
OASDIEs-siloks, oil sizes, IN boxes,
pals and barrels, 7i@9c; fancy &c.
sorted, 81 rlbc.
CHEESE Prime flats, -; New
York factory, 9ci full cream, 100
l3ic; Young American, lie.
CaPYKE-Commo1, 20c; ordinary,
20i@2lc; fair, 22@22lc; prime Rio,
23c; choice 10 fancy, 2Sl@2ic;
old government, 29932c. Qliet.
SALr-0hio river, = per bar.
rel sscks, fine, 81 35C9l 40; coarse,
81 l0@l Is; pockets, bleacLed,
81 25; mixed, barrels, $40 50; mixed,
2i@7c.
MoLAssp Louisiana, common 10
fair, 27(930c; prime TO choice, 42@50c ;
syrup, 25C9.40c; centrifugal, common 10
fair, 25CG2sc: prime to choice, 40C9i5c ;
fancy, 35C9t0c. Firm.
Scars AID CAsDLKs-sosp, 395i e
candles, full weight, SiCg9c.
CANNED GooDl-Pine apples, %
al so. Peaches, 2 rounds, standard,
81 IS; 8 pounds, standard, 81 rs; sec'
onds, 81 6OC9i rs Tomat Ses, pounds,
standard, 81 GOAL 10; 3 pounds,
standard, 81 25(9l 30. Strawberries
nj 2b(ll 40. Raspberries, 81 25(9l 40
Blackberries, 81 26Sl 25. Green cages
| 81 76C9l IS. Pssrs, 81 7b92 25, Plums
81 659l 20; Asparagus, 81 1904 25
Green corn, 81 25C91 IS. Green peas
81 cool 70. Cove oysters, ful
weight, pound, l9i 05; 2 pounds
81 659i IS; light weight, ] pound
@@85e; 2 pounds, sl@l 10. Con
densei milk, Grown, IS 1905 50
Eagle, 81 20; 5wi =, IS rs. Salmon
81 %. ssrdines, 50 25i mustard sar
dimes, IS %. Nackerel, 81 80; her
ring maokerel, 81 rs.
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NEW YoKn nnr ..,lnDH hARRE.I

NV YoRK, September 2e.-As the
resuit Of new irqnrits, business was
moderate with rgsbls, bul through de-
iiyeries on old orders tbe distribution
Of receipts was fairly large.
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Mississippi ana Tennessee.
Leaves Arrives
IN. o, Mall. 500 p. IN. o, Mall. 300 Am
sSardis Ac... $40 y. m sSardis Ac... 500 q. N
tLocal fr'gt 1 200 q. m sLocsl Pr'gt 1880 p IN
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
Mall trains will not stop at WhitehAyen,
Horn Lake, Nosbit, Loves or dag stations.
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sNOI, LEAN NAILs.

sHor-Drop 81 35; Buck 81 60.
LEAD--8c.
NAls-Iron 81 l5@f2 20; Steel q IS
@$2 40.
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New YORK and cities North and L at,
on demand, 81 diteount buying, par
selling; New York aud principal cit
les North and East, 3 days' grace, So
discount buying, par selling; New
Orleans, O. discount buying, par sell
ing.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
No session oil the Gall Board was
held TO day. Local securities dull and
nominal.
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RAILROAD tine TABLE.


Leaves Arrives
Fast Mall. $3.50 o. m Fast MALL .5s q. N
Past Er Sc. $3.50 Pm Fast Ex, %" 2:ts Am
Ripley 40 $3.50 pm 'Ripley Ac, $40 an
Memphis and Louisvills. Pullman buffet
sleeper runs on mail and sleeping and re-
Ginning chair car on express, Three hour
quickest time to Chicago. Ticket once un-
der Peabody Hotel.
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pROvInsOHn.

Hoo PRoDucrs-Quiet; mees pork,
sl6 90; sugar cured hams, l2}
@l3c; breakfast bacon, l2Sl2ic; clear
sides, bacon, 9sc; Gear rib sides
bacon, 9ic; long clear bacon, Ole;
bacon shoulders, 6Ic; bulk pork, clear
sides, Sc: Gear rib sides, She; long
clesr, SIC; shoulders, 6t'; stripe, re.
LARD = Terces, &c; half barrels,
7ic; kegs, 7tc; choice kettle, Si@sic.
Firm.
PIas FKEr-Bsrals, 81 80; half bar.
rels, 50 rs; kegs, 81 10.
FIsH-Msckerel, half barrels, No. /,
81 50; No. 2, So so; No. 8, IS 20;
lob kit, No. l, 81 Is; No. 2, 81 10;
No. 3, 81 05. Dry herrings, family,
25c per box.
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HIDES AND TALLow.

HDEs-Dry flint, No. /, l4o; No. 2,
l0ic; dry sailed, 5000; green salted'
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BAGGunG AND raEs,
WOOA

BAcaIse-6A@7a.
TIKs-Sl Is.
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Gulf Route (Ransss city, Spring.
Held and nemphisl.
Leaves Arrives
sK. O. EI,..l0;S0 am *. @. Ex.. t;t5 y. m
ok. Q. Mail. 600 pm sK Q, Mail. S;t6 Am
est. Louis A st, Louis Il
CHICO re 500 pm Chpso Ex s,t5 q. m
Leave Mississippi and Tennessee depot.
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500; April, o.oe@s.O7; Msy, s.15@
S.l7; June, s.2e@927. Sales, l9.400
bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.

Receipts at ports, this day, 1887 ", Sll
Receipts at ports, this day. 18S6....,.... Is, GA
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT,
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.EahMN L. NORTOE
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
ALSO
sesthern NInera And Improvement
BToOx1.
FINANCE.

gTOOEKD.
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NEW ORLEANS.

The sro, market opened easy and
closed s'eady; middiiag, 8 10 l0s.
sslea, 5000 taes. Quotations wore rs
ioilogt: Ord cary, etc; good ordinary,
liz; low middling, SIC; middling,
1916; good mlddling, &c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-23
CHOICE LOT ON SUMMIT.

We have a very choice
small lot on Summit avenue
at a low price for cash for a
few days only.
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Investment Contracts

We have a contract under which
we make investments for those
not familiar with real estate bust
ness, or for non-residents, by
which we practically guarantee
investments, thus permitting
these who have capital to invest
to secure an interest in profits
without the risk of being misIed
as to values or prices. We take
entire charge and buy or sell on
our own Judgment. Send for
copies of our Investment Con-
tracts.
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STATE PARK ADDITIONS,

We have three new additions
platted-one on Randolph. near
Cleveland avenue; two on Fair
view. Can sell whole additions,
blocks or single lots.
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Bushnell
e.
Bushnell
REAL. ESTATE
LOANS.
S65 ROBERT ST., COR. FIFTH.
ST. PAUL, MIMI.

$40, OOO-Forty acres on West Side,
near STOCK ards.
Business pro gertY OH Sixth street,
near ..Otel Ry II
$40 0U0-- Block of thirty lots on Uni
versity venue.
S15,OOO-Te acres in neserve town
ship, corner Sn il ng AM Otto
avenues.
S12.5OO--len acres near proposed
st te Park; will , alto vantage.
So, 000-Eighty feet on Summit ave-
nue.. east OF Lexington avenue;
worth $4,000
$500 ca. b for .ew choice lots in San
bOrn's Midway add,t iOn.
81 000-ChOice lot on University ave-
nue..
Acres on West Side that will plat to
advantage.
Acres in Reserve township.
SO, 600 to loan on improved property
for ter II of We rs.
We have large list OF choice prop
erty in the city and its envirOns
that will pay h ndsOme profits
during he next six months.
If yOn are interested in st. Paul. call
at our Office and get book giving
full description of our ity and
the northwest. They are free.
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Sylvan Park.

Deeds for % Lots went on rec
ord yesterday. There are 81
more lots sold in that choice addi-
ton and we are selling rapidly.
Secure you a lot in the addition.
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Business Properties.

We have some of the finest
unimproyed Business Prop
critics in the city in our
office for sale, among which
are the following:
100 Feet Square, northeast
corner Sixth and Broad
way.
50x15O on WacOuta street.
100 Feet Square, northeast
corner Fifth and Broad
way.
100 Feet Square, southeast
corner Sixth and Broad
way.
l0OX04 Feet on Ninth street,
near Jackson.
20OXl5O on Jackson street.
5Ox15O Oh Fourth street, be-
tween jackson and
Wabasha.
5Ox9O on Mississippi street.
100 Feet Square on Canada
street, four houses on it,
rental of $1,000 per
year.
200 Feet Front on Robert
street.
100 Feet Front on Four
teenth street, between
Jackson and Robert
streets.
167 Feet Front by 145 deep
on Fifth.
We have Business Property
on nearly every street
in the city.
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Residence Lots and Houses.
House and Lot on Iglehart
street.
House and Lot on Selby
avenue.
House and Lot on Reaney
street.
Lot on Carroll street.
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a svx oaO rdrsis oovsssv,

gHpseesA Aossea - Pepe Leo- DosAsp keaae
ssa Ne Psspssea Uaivses1v.
From the Baltimore Sun.
There ere iudicasions thas amer The con.
summatiou OF the business which he's beeu
mapped out Tor the secfss ocostsAoey os or.
dinas 10 b held In Rome q - early day
Pope Leo will sppoint nuucio o. apostolic
delegate for the Unitsd StateA II 70 known
that such . step hes bssn IN coossmPlae'oo
for some time, and hos becn dlecused q
recent nsesines OF the hierarchy OF the Cath.
olic churcb held In this city and New York.
Many years ego there was TALK of such On
appGsntmsnt, aud the erection ot . residence
for the pApal representative Wao commenced
10 Washington, but the matter vs. aoou.
doned. There NO nesd of desire
q aii, Il is stated, will b solely mark OF ~.
apsct on the part ot Pope Leo towards the
Oasholics Of the United btatsa, foe whom he
hes . tender regard. The creation OF such .
sams Standing at the vatican e the other
nations Of Chrisleudom. 1t u only IN oases
where governments interfere nth the church
thst the pope oArrieo On negotiations Tor The
restoration Of amicable relations through The
sseccy Of . nuncio No such q. ne need be- o..
In the future, q the church authoeistss
know, hence the disting guishing title . b.
conferred will b only another Of . series OF
hooors, OF which the elevation Of Arch bishoP
0ibbons 70 . membership in the college OF
cardinals Was the .nrst that Pope Leo In
tauds 70 give his church In this country. II
y Eoe likely that even the prelsts chosen Will
reside as Washington, because diplomatic
affairs, with which he will have really moth.
Ing 70 do will not warrant bis Remaining
there. Many names have bsen mentioned
in connection with the plscA That OF .
Western bishop was nrse suggested. The
prevailing opinion h that an Eastern prelsts
will be honnred. Cardinal Gibbons 10 spoken
Of for nuncio The p.sce would b beneath
his dignity. 20 Il V said, - . prince OF the
church. Il may b likely ho would b ap.
pointed apostolic delegstA Archbishop Cor.
ifgsn, OF New York, hes been named prom.
inoutly among others for nuncio He would
still reside In New York. All thos would b
ueCssaary In the way Of formal introd uction
would b . presentation OF credentials 70
Secretary Baysed.
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MINUTE wlrn rHE WITS.

When man gets bit he u quito likely 70
ees bitter. .-!N. Albdns Xesser0er.
Can blind man b held liable for . bill
which hs hes accepted payable st sight p
Boston Post.
when Q man II 25 hs Knows somsthing
when he 10 Is he wishes ho knew something.
boston Courier.
When John sherman learned that the "no
fence" Law wss In force In North Carolina, he
declined n stop and pushed on 70 Charles
ton.-Greensborough( (Ns c. North State.
Buggins married hts typo wrtung girl
Before they were married no was 10 The habit
Of debating 70 her, but aftsr marriage she
dictated n him, and very succsssfuliy, too
Texds S|ftnos.
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Arc among the most formidable known. Dia.
botea. Brights Disease. Gravel, and other com.
plaints Of tho urinary organs, arc not ordinarily
cured in sevoro cases. but they may bo avsrtod
BY timely medication. A useful stimulation Of
the urinary glands has ever been found In Hoe.
tsttsr's Stomach Bittsrs, medicine which not
only affords tho requisite stimulus when they
become Inactive. but increases their vigor and
secretive power. by increasing tho activity Of
the Kidneys and bladder, this medicine has the
additional effect OF expelling from the blood
Impurities which II II the peculiar offce OF these
organs TO eliminate and pass on. The Bitters u
an invigorant OF ths stomach. ana . matchless
rUmody for biliousness and fever and sgue. II
counteracts . tendency to premature decay, and
sustains and comforts tho aged and innrm.
mArl6@
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D. 4 DrsAford, vhoissais psnsr dssisros Chat,
:sRSSsS sSP;s'ssS 1S,s 1SSsa .,s:: !Ss q: :sr.sa:z
isssssS e s. R!ss:: SSseoSs NV S!soss. s:ssas
Sos ConSnmp11n: 6id 20 ssna wae entirely eurs&
vssd Il IN his fAmiiy for II CouSS = "a CoS5s
VIA best results. Ihis 3 IL eSpoTssnS a. ~.
ssSs, ysc:: h;:ssYs 1sy.s NJ; AZ; S'is St:e q y
6ooSTan'S Drug etoge. Nos. ~ Snl ~ Mn
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white teeth, sweet breath. . fragrant mouth,
Thsre are no charms surprising these
Abroad. ct home, east west. north, south,
These three prime charms are sure to please
All those who sOZODONT apply
Will have these charms take heed and try.
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Salvation OIL, the greatest cure on earth for
pain y III always give relief Vt once 1t will pos
iuvely cure rheumatism II used as per direc
tions. y cents.
cough or cold. tell him to try DR.. Bulrs Cough
HYIup.
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We t.el called upon 70 preach few gosps!!
svsry boiy 70 enjoy all that II possible In thia
world. We want all those who are suffering
from rheumatism. neuralgia, ana all aches
sprains and paine 70 knou that zA0ws0s' Ecise
ette Ctt 10 an unfailtng and splsndid cure. IoI
sale by n. B. Cochran. Druggist, ~ and l3(
hoetA Queen street. Lancaster.
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Uoa1oA.

Ne voulA caution tn Pubic - bsv>s> a.
DcoioSS Offering Kemp's HalsAm q les tkaH tkS
Va0ulaf Price. . cents and q. e oftentlma0 i1f
q og6ag 70 enable then % eell ehaAply T. u
sS:::::ss:;:s: S::s::: - .s.::' = . iss::s s:ss
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Humphreys Hen.op,thie Specific No. q.

for Nervous Debility. Vital Weaknsss, and
Prostration from over. work or other causes. o.
SOLD sr Dlueonrs or sent postpaid on receipt
OF prico HUMphkBYs MeDlClNE. CO..
feb2tlyeod&WQl No. l00 fulton It., n. T.
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sPDOIAL HOfIORo.


There can be something heroic in medicine
tore have effected many gallant rescue among
the suffering SICK. Thousands have escaped thb
mssrteo OF dyspNpstA And nervous debility
through tho uss Of this wOndsrful medicine. il
70 empattcAlly tho best stomach and blood tonic
In tbs world. For sale by II. b. Cochran. drug.
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HOODS 0AKsAPARiLLx.
What is Scrofula


ltis tAas impurity In ths blood, WASH, $50,
mulating n - glanas Of Ne nson, psUouee1
unslehuy lamps or swsliinss, which eesse1
whseh envelopes ulcers IN Ne eyea. eafA o 49,.
oftsn causing biinansss o. deafness WhIen =
the origin OF pimpiss. eansssous gsowthA 0sne
many otAsr maai6sstAssoas usually aesfieed -
"huuoss 1" whieh. fastening uIee ~ lunSe.
causes eonsunVeloa an1 ooatAs DeenQ ~ 0oee
ancient, 70 = the most general oe Al oleeaeee os
e6settoas, SOe vssy Nv psfsons afs seursay ne
How 0aa n - 0ursd
By taking Hoods sarsspasillA wASeAby H. ~
uarkacls ourss u hao aeo0mplisho1, ofIsn Wheu
Other medicines have sAile1. AAs proven iteeli
70 b Q p0eont ana peculiar medicine tor THE
dlseass. Some Of tAeee ourss are really wOa0or.
ful. Il yoa sufIse fron sorofala IN any Of ~
forms, b sure 10 W Hoo1's eassApasiiiA
The Peculiar Medicine
~ have running sores On ny limbs for ave
yeaSs, - baA ct uase that ooala n0e waih. noe
0lsop nights. when oommenood taxing HOODS
oarsaparilla. va In pain % severe that oan.
not describe It. I had no appotits and fell away.
Dut Hoods oArsapaf11la oi1 ~ . W0n1oeful
amount Of good. I have good appetite, have
gained IN nesh. ana can sleep well. ~ sorse
are almost healed. and can easily DO good
Gays wosk." Mn. Q. .. Loaps Dover. y. n.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
soia By all drusgists. q /, six for =. Prs.
pared only BY Q. {. HOOD . Co. Lowell. Nass
leo DOsks ONE DOLLAn.
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/" ODsas Bissy Osats,

TNosRaT EeiSetrtc OH Used . soeent bottle OF
this medicine. and got out one weak. FOR burns
Pembroke, n. Y. For shs By II. u. Cochran,
druggist ~ and 10 North Queen street, Ian
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-22

SWhas Caar h Cured Most H EadarsA."
THIS old aAase does not signify that We must
:n:r G sSs q .hs 81
Blood Biasvs b available. 1t is one OF the most
substAnttel and reliable remedies sold to- day.
- uogth Queen etreot. LAnoaster.
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Comes slettsr signed I. walker. saying; "About
Gig months ago commenced taxing Bwvdocl
1teod 40s!s f0r protracted case OF lumbaSt
stats have recovered my appc ite and 0Onted
armagh, zeal better slt0sether. FOR cate by
street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-22

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We are now showing the largest line ~
Toilet (Chamber) Sets ever offered by ~
and a. large . line that you viii nnd a1ys
where. The quality varies from .. ~
White Granite, Porcelain to that oe Doul.
tons. Our >l.4o Sets arc good toe -
money. The q Sets are Of better grade.
II you want the best In the market tor the
money without exception, buy our e2.se
English Printed l0-piece Sets; only . m.
tied number on hand. Tho t2.65 Printed
Sets we have regular. Our $3.50, el.6oa -
Is Sets are old standards In price, but ~
designs are new. The e5.25, @e.50. ee.19
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in design to any. The Decorations ~
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-10-13
A Card to the Public.

desire to return thanks to the citizens
of Jackson and Jackson County for the
patronage extended to me in the past and
ask continuance of the same.
have added fine line of staple Gro
ceries to my Glass and Queensware busi-
ness and expect to see all of my old GUS
toners and many new ones, as expect to
sell Groceries and Queensware as low as
any other house in Jackson, and believe
can offer an inducement in prices and in
the delivering of goods just when they
are needed. We can deliver goods about
nine o'clock in the morning, and at elev-
en-, and four in the afternoon, getting
your goods to you before meal time. Will
have telephone in a few days by which
you can sit in your easy chair at home,
and have your goods delivered to you,
and not have to wait on them, as is done
by the present way of delivery. All cash
sales will receive prompt attention. Call
and see US at No. 13 East Main st. two
doors below the First National Bank.
Respectfully,
w. A. STEELE.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-10-13
List of Letters

Remaining in the Postoffice at Jackson,
Ohio, for the week ending Sept "a, 1887:
Mr.. Mos Angel, DR.. 1. U. Applegate.
Jennie Ambroze, Mrs E. Brem, Miss EN-
ma Bearly, Chm. Lee. Committee, Mrs.
Ann Drew, Henry III. Dawson, Mrs. En-
ma Esters, Miss Linsue Foster, j. Edward
How, John Hennicka, Samuel Icenagale,
Mrs Sarah III. Johnson, Mrs. Ellen G.
Jones, Miss Carrie E. johnson, Mr.. Hen
ry Landfeld, Mr.. Willis Morton, Mr.. An
dy Miller, Mr.. Harry Montague, Lottie
Macklin, Jackson Nocks, Mr.. ID. W. Rob
erts, Mr.. S. W. Raplee, Miss Sizzie E..
Smith, Mr. Aaron Scott, Miss Maggie
Wriley, Mr.. D. r. Wright.